Trailer - Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes

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[Chris 2,225]

I really enjoy these movies and am looking forward to this one. 

[Ann 270]

That does look good.

[Hal 343]

Okay … guess what we’ll be watching !! 

[Ann 270]

1 hour ago, Hal said:

Okay … guess what we’ll be watching !! 

Nope, you don’t do theaters 

[Chris 2,225]

Oh don’t worry, it’ll be in your tv sooner than later.

[Andy 70]

2 hours ago, Chris said:

Oh don’t worry, it’ll be in your tv sooner than later.

Sure thing!

[Chris 2,225]

 

[TTL News 318]

Not sure where to start watching or of the timeline for these movies? We have your answer here:

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Every time we get a trailer for a new Planet of the Apes movie, people wonder just where the latest film in the venerable series takes place in the Apes timeline. From the Andy Serkis trilogy to the original movies to various other offshoots, this is a franchise that spans thousands of years. And not just that, but it also takes place over a variety of timelines.

Basically, the chronology of the Planet of the Apes movies is a total mess, totally crazy, but also – and this is the most important part – totally awesome. But where to start when explaining the Planet of the Apes timeline? It’s a complicated question when you’re dealing with a cyclical, if ever-evolving, chronology where there’s no beginning or end. This is time travel, people! But we’ll get to that shortly, because the most sensible place to begin would seem to be with the most recent so-called “reboot” series that kicked off in 2011, and which is directly connected to the newest film, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes.

 

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